Prarthana Fardin Dighi

On Valentine's Day, four well-known directors of the country created four short films focused on love.

Mamun is currently in the city for upskilling training and is staying with Rumki's parents as a guest. Despite this, Rumki, who is an A-level student, has been treating Mamun poorly. However, a simple act of kindness could potentially change everything for Mamun.

The film 'Tungiparar Miya Bhai' about Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of the Bengali nation of all time.

Liza made a difficult decision at the moment of the birth of her illegitimate child in the hospital. So she had no choice but to abandon the child in the dustbin. As she was leaving the baby in a dumpster on the road behind the hospital in the dark of night, she came face to face with Dr. Tithi—the very doctor who had delivered Liza's baby in the operating theater. Tithi brought her back to the hospital and began to tell her a story. A story intertwined with Tithi herself, a 6-year-old girl named Pakhi, and a wild-hearted man named Johnny.

Having insecurities of being a plus sized person, Sayra an aspiring event planner falls in love with Tahsir. Sooner the story flows, Sayra confronts her past trauma and her esteems falls at stake. She resolute with self-love, respect and her acceptance towards the society challenging the perception of beauty.

Tuli is an orphan girl who tries to settle a home with the man she loves and Shyamol her husband also tries to give her full affection. But Shyamol's mother never accepted Tuli as her daughter-in-law. Tuli realized that there is no place for love in this society, all matters is a person's identity. Tuli tries to overcome everything but losses in this tug of war.

A film directed by Delwar Jahan Jhantu.

Rafique Mallik is a honest judge. Someone tries to kill his son Rafat, as revenge against Rafique. Rafat survives, but the perpetrator won’t easily stop his campaign of terror against the family.

The Rickshaw-puller's son.

Raja Mia (Monwar Hossain Dipjol) lead a life of crime. But his wife Shanti (Aruna Biswas) and daughter Tumpa persuaded him to leave his criminal activities. He started to live an honest life but his enemy Dulu Mirza (Misa Sawdagar) tricked him and made him a murderer in the eyes of the law. Now he wants his revenge.

Two sisters fall for the same man. Their lives, however, turn into a tragedy after the women find the man cheating on them.

A film based on Humayun Ahmed's novel

Rahmat, a fruit seller from Kabul, comes to Bengal Province to hawk his merchandise and becomes friend of a small girl Mini, daughter of a Bengali writer.

The story revolves around a physically and mentally challenged child (played by Dighi) who becomes the center of complex family dynamics, social prejudice, and emotional conflicts. Manna plays a key protective role, showcasing deep emotional resilience against societal neglect and familial misunderstandings. As greed, deceit, and social stigma threaten the child's well-being, the protagonist fights through various hardships to safeguard the innocent child, highlighting themes of unconditional love, parental sacrifice, and moral duty.